In the previous post, I discussed how you could get one sale at five dollars, and then increase your bid to get closer to $10 per sale. I had a few people ask why they couldn’t just stay with the five dollars per sale bid and get more profit. That’s a good question. It has to do with the balance of Google. In most advertising markets, you will find that if you stay conservative at five dollars per sale, you most likely won’t get as many sales as you would if you move up to $10 per sale. Why does this happen? (Ask a google adwords expert on how it applies to your business.)
Reduce Bounce Rates in Google AdWords in 8 Simple Steps
Reducing Bounce Rate is a high priority for increasing conversions. It tells you how many people arrive on your site and close the page quickly, never clicking through to another page or continuing the sales process. According to gorocketfuel.com, average bounce rates fall between 26% and 70% and anything under 40% reflects a well-designed website. … Read more